Yes

He is a Gideon Moi/Uhuru Kenya axis man. he was brought up in Kabarak, his old man used to be shamba boy wa mzee moi. He comes highly connected. as whether he can make any meaningful change at KPLC, its not within his means. His effort going forward can be best described as PARETO CONSTRAINED OPTIMAL. he can take KPLC to a maxima, but its not the global maxima.

this share is a thorn in my flesh

Sure. There are push and pull by all bilateral and multilateral agencies to ensure its run commercially. there are sovereign guarantees the government gave Financiers like World Bank, AfDB,AFD, etc etc etc that may be called on if the company doesnt meet certain thresholds....High level recovery measures are in top gear. The company is on downward slope, but i don't think it will touch the ground or crash....even if its behaving like Silverstone Airlines

This one died a long time ago. Happy i left, though was bruised then but since recovered. The days of holding any and all shares

"Othieno, an insider, was appointed by Keter to stabilise things at the corporation.
Before his acting appointment, the once head of network management is said to have previously fallen out with top management after questioning ‘suspicious decisions’, which saw him thrown to street lighting under the infrastructure department."

Conclusion: Othieno was too straight for Kenya Power.

https://www.google.com/a...a-power-ceo-recruitment/

he did not mention shareholders specifically in his unveiling speech, I doubt if dividends are in his mind for now. Whenever you drive along Kenyan roads ,there is nothing representative of kplc failures like broken concrete poles all over.

kwani kuna nini? share price pointing upwards.

First difficulty will be st Sh3.55 levels. Very unlikely break and most intense difficulty will be at Sh3.90 levels.

Kenya Power on Investing.com

https://www.businessdail...2192-8ymthsz/index.html

Mombasa Cement Company set up its 36-megawatt wind farm in Kilifi for its operations due to the high cost of electricity and inefficient supply that have seen other companies also shift from relying on Kenya Power.